Windows 10: Upgrade to windows pro via store, resulteded in inactivated version of windows enterprise...

Hello,


I had a win 10 home licence for a few years, purchased from the Microsoft store. I just upgraded to win 10 pro via the Microsoft store. Having completed the upgrade to pro automatically, my computer now says it has windows 10 enterprise version installed and that it is not activated. I am unable to troubleshoot the error and have not received a product key or anything else that I can use to activate my system. Further more, since I have an enterprise version (I assume) it says that I should contact my system administrator for information. I am the administrator.


Hope that someone can help.

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